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An Architects Journey #Anarchitectsjourney ARCHDES 301 | DESIGN 6| TOPIC OUTLINE | SEM 2 2019 Design 6 The Integrated: The culmination of all aspects - conceptual, formal, material, tectonic, environmental, structural - of architectural design within the context of a larger network of infrastructural services. Also requires an understanding of the full range of drawings describing the workings of the building as both an active 'machine' and place for human comfort. The culminating design course of the Bachelor of Architectural Studies in which students are expected to demonstrate appropriate knowledge and skill in the preparation of a resolved design proposal, in response to a challenging project topic. Design proposals are required to address issues of theory, architectonics (material, structures, construction), programme (cultural, social, functional), performance (contextual, environmental) and the formative influences of these factors on space and form through the skilful, considered use of architectural media. Matt Liggins Architectural Practitioner / Artist www.mattliggins.com An Architects Journey #anarchitectsjourney Image: An Architects Journey, digital collage, Matt Liggins 2019 Artists from L to R: Martin Creed – UK, Exhibits at Micheal Lett Gallery, NZ Tracy Emin – USA Ai Wei Wei – China Simon Denny, NZ Artist, Works in Germany Fiona Pardington - NZ Image: An Artists Journey in NZ, digital, Matt Liggins 2019 GENERAL COURSE INFORMATION Course : Design 6 ARCHDES301 Points Value: 30 points Course Director: Andrew Douglas [email protected] Course Co-ordinator: Alessandro Premier [email protected] Studio Teacher: Matt Liggins Contact: [email protected] 0210409021 Location: TBC Hours: Monday and Thursday 1:00-5: 00 pm For all further general course information see the ARCHDES301 COURSE OUTLINE in the FILES folder on CANVAS. An Architects Journey #anarchitectsjourney As Architects / Designers / Artists (whatever you want to call yourself) we all start the journey into architecture at different times of our lives. Some know that want to be an architect from a young age, some find it at architecture school, some find it / lose it in practice. Some would rather be an artist. Why not be both? Architects influence Artists and moreover Artists influence Architects. The best architects have a wide understanding of art and it comes through in their work. In this paper we will be putting art before architecture and I will guide you through the journey into architecture through your eyes through the artist. ‘An Architects journey’ will take you on a voyage of self-discovery through the eyes of your selected artist and their imagined connection to their site in New Zealand. Researching the life of an artist (dead or alive) you will be making works based on the artist’s work, analysing their style, studying the artists' life, looking at their connections to other artists, part of history, cultural influences, materiality, process, theory and exhibition curation. You will be culminating / editing / selecting series of conceptual work to inspire a house for the artist to live in with his or her family and design their studio to create their artworks in (they could be different sites). You will need to research your own site for the artist which is appropriate for them. In must be in New Zealand. You will be designing all the furniture for the house and also designing and making an object at 1:1 for the artist to use / display at the house. The Artist is your client and should be your friend by the end of this paper. The 32 artists are from NZ and International Artists. You can select an artist from the list below: 16 New Zealand Artists Frances Hodgkins (NZ) D Ralph Hotere (NZ) D Fiona Pardington (NZ) Simon Denny (NZ) Gretchen Albrecht (NZ) Dane Mitchell (NZ) Bill Hammond (NZ) Pat Hanly (NZ) D Billy Apple (NZ) Julian Daspher (NZ) D John Reynolds (NZ) Michael Parekowhai (NZ) Don Driver (NZ) D Rohan Wealleans (NZ) John Pule (NZ) Robert Jahnke (NZ) 16 International Artists Loiuse Bourgeois (USA) Martin Creed (UK) Tracy Emin (UK) Duchamp (USA) D Bridgit Riley (UK) Jeff Koons (USA) Georgia O’Keeffe (USA) D Ai Wei Wei (China) Rebecca Horn (USA) AES+F (Russia) John Baldassari (USA) Richard Prince (USA) David Shigley (UK) Robert Rauschenberg (USA) D Brett Whitley (Australia) D Isamu Noguchi (Japan/USA) Each student must pick a different artist. There will be a list of the artists on the studio wall for you to put your name next to after the first presentation on Monday 29th July. If you have the same artist as another student, we will work out who has the stronger connection to the artist so prepare well for your first pin up. If you don’t like art, please don’t do this paper. ML TOPIC STRUCTURE AND CONTENT Week Date Event Week 1 Mon 22.7 12:00 All architecture meeting, rm 311 2:15 Design 6 staff presentations and studio balllot Thu 25.7 Design 6 Studio classes commence, Video Presentation Week 2 Mon 29.7 Present 6 images of 6 Artists Works, can be videos, students select artist on list. Thu 1.8 Site Visit to East Coast House (Tony Watkins) + West Coast Beach (Anawhata) + Artist Studio (AMD TBC) Week 3 Mon 5.8 Present 6 2D works based on selected Artists works Thu 8.8 Site Visit to Auckland Art Gallery - Frances Hodgkins: European Journeys, Pop-up Talk 1pm Week 4 Mon 12.8 One on Ones Thu 15.8 Present 3 3D works based on 2D works Week 5 Mon 19.8 One on Ones Thu 22.8 Present Site Plan Week 6 Mon 26.8 One on Ones Thu 29.8 Design 6 Mid-semester crits – Present Site Concept Plan and Model MID-SEMESTER BREAK Week 7 Tue 16.9 Mid Semester Feedback – Present Revised Site Plan Thu 19.9 One on Ones Week 8 Mon 23.9 One on Ones Thu 26.9 D6 full group cross-crit Week 9 Mon 30.9 One on Ones Thu 3.10 Present Floor Plan and One section to group Week 10 Mon 7.10 Present Concept to Engineer Thu 10.10 One on Ones Week 11 Mon 14.10 One on Ones Thu 17.10 Draft pin up to scale Week 12 Mon 21.10 Pin Up: 5-6pm, Mon, 21 Oct TUES 22.10 Final Crit: 9am, Tues, 22 Oct SPECIAL NOTE: Site Visit to East + west coast + artist studio trip paid by university. The Auckland art gallery visit to Frances Hodgkins: European Journeys, Pop-up Talk 1pm on Thursday 8th August will paid by yourself cost TBA. RESOURCES Students are to research the artists published works at the Elam Library collection at the General Library, Auckland Public Library. Online Video and Website links to artists’ works: New Zealand Artists Note: (D) Deceased (F) Female (M) Male Frances Hodgkins (NZ) D (F) Auckland Art Gallery celebrates one of New Zealand's most influential artists https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/entertainment/2019/05/auckland- art-gallery-celebrates-one-of-new-zealand-s-most-influential-artists.html Ralph Hotere (NZ) D (M) Hotere Film (Full Length) – 2001 Documentary Arts/Culture Māori https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/hotere-2001 Ralph Hotere in 1974 http://www.maoritube.co.nz/art/ralph-hotere-in-1974/ Fiona Pardington (NZ) (F) For several decades Dr Fiona Pardington has been a prominent figure in the contemporary art world both locally here in Aotearoa and internationally. An extraordinary talent, she has received numerous accolades for her hauntingly beautiful photographic works.- Ngā Ringa Toi o Tahu https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=UNOnniUtM9M Simon Denny (NZ) (M) From his studio in Berlin, Simon Denny is making art about the future. Exploring topics such as ‘blockchain’ and ‘cryptocurrency’, his subject matter sets him apart from most contemporary artists. Mira Mira met with him to discuss his style, and to find out what makes him tick. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFqkKz2MYvk Gretchen Albrecht (NZ) (F) Gretchen Albrecht - The Real Art Roadshow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsAcxtEQeDg&t=16s Dane Mitchell (NZ) (M) Transmission towers disguised as pine trees broadcast a near-infinite inventory of obsolete items in the new installation titled Post hoc by Auckland-born artist Dane Mitchell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf-6neMqcr4 Bill Hammond (NZ) (M) An introduction to Bill Hammond's Fall of Icarus (1995), narrated by New Zealand actor Sam Neill https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1Bg1gwuaeA Pat Hanly (NZ) D (M) Pacific Ikon Television (Excerpts) – 1998 Documentary https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/pacific-ikon-1998 Billy Apple (NZ) (M) Interview with Billy Apple – Art Asia Pacific Magazine https://vimeo.com/279824785 Julian Daspher (NZ) D (M) Julian Dashper (1960-2009) It Is Life at MINUS SPACE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzKQWVvuIdk John Reynolds (NZ) (M) Installation of Cloud, by John Reynolds, in Toi Te Papa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS6_S7P21Xw Michael Parekowhai (NZ) (M) APT3 / Michael Parekowhai: Patriot: Ten guitars series- QAGOMA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXjIL3XB430 Don Driver (NZ) D (M) https://www.aucklandartgallery.com/explore-art-and- ideas/artist/2306/don-driver Rohan Wealleans (NZ) (M) APT6 artist performance / Rohan Wealleans – QAGOMA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTdZrQGkc-c John Pule (NZ) (M) Artists of Oceania: John Pule - Royal Academy of Arts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qolZPc4yWYU Robert Jahnke (NZ) (M) Te Hokinga mai- PAUL NACHE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGArdnWAeMs International Artists Loiuse Bourgeois (USA) LOUISE BOURGEOIS - documentary on a modern artist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99-0CzJWKuk Martin Creed (UK) (M) A survey of Martin Creed's playful, thought-provoking art. https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/blog/martin-creed-whats-point-it Tracy Emin (UK) (F) Artist Tracey Emin in conversation with curator Wayne Tunnicliffe
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